yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One VX] weirdpercent:
Success!

When you issue the "fastboot flash zip rom.zip" command, the one that takes awhile, there will be some other output in the terminal. Don't get nervous and jump the gun, it will print, pause, print, pause, etc. Just to be sure I opened a second cmd prompt in that directory and had "fastboot boot OneVX-rescure.img" already typed and ready to press enter. When the first terminal finished the command and returned me to the C:> prompt, I made sure I saw the failed message then pressed enter immediately in the second. Worked like a charm!

Thanks to all devs who contributed!
[HTC One VX] ravgt:
Work's great, now i'm totally free with me VX
[HTC One VX] trungctu:
May I get any issue if I just root & install TWRP without S OFF and SuperCID?
[HTC One VX] jpnazar08:
instruction please
[HTC One VX] sidaivelez:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38346549
[HTC One VX] jpnazar08:
fastboot flash zip rom.zip cant load the zip why???
[HTC One VX] sidaivelez:
This is how the firmware gets loaded. Just follow the steps all is good by the end :)
[HTC One VX] _tru_:
i got scid to work, but the link for "rom.zip" is down. any where else i can get it? nvm. found it.
[HTC One VX] goldenfish:
File not found sir ! rom.zip
[HTC One VX] nlv:
You can find it here: androidfiles.org
[HTC One VX] Code Of Conduct123:
the rom is link is dead
[HTC One VX] jcase:
and I no longer have it, you will either have to hunt it down, or try a new solution like SunShine (which im not sure works on this phone, worth a try)
[HTC One VX] Code Of Conduct123:
Is it Bricked?

and how long does it stay on the black htc screen
[HTC One VX] Pulian:
i bro, can get link file please? i need it and androidfile host down

thanks in advance

http://androidfiles.org/securekey.ph.../s-off/rom.zip 481722658bfc79cab4c9d92d819da655 (Do not worry, as long as you have superCID this will not flash and data will not be wiped)
[Asus Transformer TF700] jammicphi:
Need help deciding what tablet to get I currently have an iPad 4 retina 64gb, and I like it but have come to the conclusion that I only like it because the apps are optimized for the tablet screen, have the note 2 and love it and want the same experience on a tablet instead of waiting around for a jailbreak to get somethings that I can do on an android tablet. I like to play video games and the moga or plug in an Xbox 360 controller is a plus for me widgets and all that fun stuff I like. The choice of tablets that I'm considering is the Asus transformer infinity with keyboard dock or the nexus 10 leaning more to the infinity because with the keyboard dock it can replace my laptop with splash top connecting to my Mac mini it is a laptop at all times. Things that concern me is screen resolution, and tablet optimized apps any help is much appreciated.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Lots of these threads going previously.

IMO it's pretty much up to you.
[Asus Transformer TF700] JOSE89178:
Sounds like the Nexus 10 would be best for you.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
Except for the fact that the Nexus 10 has a) availability issues and, more importantly, b) quality control issues that seem even worse than with the 700. You furthermore do not get the added battery life because of the powered dock, and less storage options. Why do you put forward the N10? :confused:

More on-topic, though: it really depends on preference, as Thats OK already said. I really do like the battery-powered dock and the extra oomph that gives -- I have a relatively long commute and irregular shifts, so it pleases me a lot not having to recharge every 12 hours, or whenever a wall socket is available somewhere. ;) The screen resolution is fine -- I happily read technical (medical) books and articles, for which the radiographs, charts and stuff all come out really nicely, and even the private reading is a pleasure (text is crisp, contrast is good). The movies and documentaries or TED talks I regularly watch are great, too.

Nah. I'd pick the TF700 if it came out now if I had no other options. However... and we also discussed this last week -- you really should use the serch function, you know :) -- someone I forgot the name of mentioned that soon a bunch of new models of several brands will be announced soon, and it might be prudent to wait it out a bit. You might shoot yourself in the foot when buying into an aging system, no matter how well it performs. Then again, in tech, there's always something better just around the corner, and if you wait, you can wait forever. :)

Good luck deciding!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pretoriano80:
You should wait and see the new Samsung tablet line-up (new models should be announced soon) before buying anything, well at least this is what i would do.

Search with Google for Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 (this link is in italian, but you will get it - > http://www.everyeye.it/tech/notizia/ecco-la-line-up-dei-tablet-samsung-per-il-2013_148080) .
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
MWC is coming tomorrow and I am sure the right thing to do now is WAIT!!! Many new awesome products may be introduced during MWC, which may include tablets. I was hoping for a new Transformer tablet, but it seems that ASUS will introduce a new Padfone, which technically can still be considered a tablet.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
While you may end up with a better tablet if you wait, that same logic would mean that you would never buy a tablet since there are *always* newer and better devices around the corner. Even if the "perfect" tablet gets announced tomorrow, you then need to wait another few months before actually getting your hands on it (if you are lucky) - and even then, how knows what will happen (could end up being a dud). You just can't tell the future!

My advice - go to Best Buy today, mess with a few different models for an hour or so and buy one NOW! We are not talking about purchasing a new house here - it's a tablet that costs ~$500 that will be worn-out and/or outdated in a year or two anyway. Satisfy the urge and go get what seems best - you won't regret it - any modern tablet is an extremely fun device to use!

It's easy for us to tell you to wait - we already have a tablet that we are thoroughly enjoying! :)

Just my opinion.... :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] wurgy:
Another question from a lurker

Would you get the 32gb and dock or get the 64gb and grab a dock later?
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
IMO 32 gb for the internal memory is plenty to hold your apps and some media. I put all the space-intensive stuff, music, pics, videos on external SD/micro cards anyway.

The dock, providing a good keyboard, extra battery, USB and extra SD card slot is one of the main selling points for this tablet.

If you want a dock, the TF700 is your best choice - no doubt about it.

If you don't need/want the dock you have quite a few other choices for a great tablet out there.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Toastysoul:
I thought about waiting myself. However, I wanted Tegra platform, and it looks like the earliest a Tegra 4 TF would release is in July. Side by side, I don't see a difference in the quality of the screen between an ipad 4 and a TF700. OTOH, the TF700 screen gets very very bright for outdoor usage.

As to storage, I've got a 32GB TF700, a 32GB microsd card installed, and the keyboard dock with a 16GB SD card in it; that's roughly 80GB of raw storage here and I can easily expand it. With the dock, battery life is phenominal. The tiny keyboard is taking some getting used to, but it's very handy. In fact, I haven't even turned my old dell laptop on since I got this. Just haven't needed it. I use a PS3 dualshock controller and a micro-hdmi cable for emulator gaming on the big screen. It's pretty cool. Haven't played any of these SNES games since I was a teenager.

The touchwiz launcher on your note 2 isn't available on a transformer. Asus has it's own launcher, but it's very nice. I suggest you try one out in Best Buy. They have a sale this week, the TF700 is $429, and the KB dock $99. That's like $120 off full price. Though, I think they change their sales on wed, so I'd decide quickly.

I don't regret buying the TF700 one bit. It's a good tablet/laptop replacement, and less than half the price of Asus's own ultrabook with a touchscreen. The only thing I'm really sacrificing is a full windows platform. In all the time I've had my old laptop though, I never really did anything on it that I couldn't do on this tablet, and this tablet does it for over 8 hours longer, lol.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Seriously, fck samsung and there crappy-soft-plastic build quality. Anyone who would consider a samsung product does not know anything about build quality. The ridiculously high resolution? Not worth it. Why push a higher pixel count than the retina display if you cant see pixels beyond retina display. All of the android tablets anounced for this yr do not improve on the infinity except for vizios tablet that uses a tegra 4, and who knows when that will actualy be released. The tegra 4 is expected to ship on devices late this year. Of tablets on the market a non-stock infinity handles them all with no issue. I can confirm this bc i work at a tech store and have tested them all against my infinity. No android tablet can replace a laptop like an infinity. Since buying mine 8 mos ago I havent once used my old laptop.
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
Just want to make a slight correction, minus the keyboard dock, the Sony Xperia Tablet Z has much better hardware specs than the tf700 (Snapdragon S4 Pro, 2 GB RAM, even 4G LTE). Since it is going to be released in May in the US, it will be a mistake not to consider it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wurgy:
Dang must be a local best buy sale, mines still at $499. Though about the xperia but really like the idea if the dock. With the Ubuntu coming out it could make the tf700 VERY interesting.

If I get it I will be getting a dock. Was just wondering if it's better to get the 64 or just have a microSD and SD in the dock and call it good.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
The problem is that you can't get a keyboard dock with the Sony, which is one of the TF700's main selling points!

I cannot understand why other manufacturers aren't offering an optional keyboard dock - I simply wont even consider a tablet without a keyboard dock -ever. It just makes the device that much more useful...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Soul TKR:
Don't they make bluetooth keyboards that would work?
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Absolutely not - a bluetooth keyboard is not even close to a true keyboard dock. A true keyboard dock is integrated with the device - it becomes part of the device. It includes an a battery to charge the device, a USB port, a SD memory card slot, customized buttons on the keyboard, a trackpad with two mouse buttons and even doubles as a stand for the tablet (which even charges the tablet!).

On the other hand, a bluetooth keyboard is just another separate accessory that you have to lug around, actually requires batteries instead of providing a battery, has no expansion slots and is, in general, a pain in the a$$ to work with (I know, I've tried).

So, as you can see - while they do make bluetooth keyboards that would work, they do not provide anywhere near the level of integration or functionality of a true keyboard dock. It's not even close.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Soul TKR:
Good points :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Not really...

I've tried a couple I have the RockSoul BT keyboard it's a hassle and disconnects periodically.

For me a keyboard isn't a necessity.

Now a blue tooth mouse... :good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Thanks! You make me feel REALLY good about buying this tablet :bigsmile:

---------- Post added at 02:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:56 PM ----------

I load all my large files like media and videos on SD/micro cards, basically use the internal for apps and such only. 32gb is plenty for me in that regard...

64gb micro in the tablet, 64gb SD in the dock + optional USB stick.... I don't think I'll ever run out of storage on this baby! ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] sackofnoise:
If the idea of having a keyboard is appealing to you, get the infinity...

If you find it slow, unlock bootloader and install cromi :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] wurgy:
True enough. If I need more than 32 onboard + 128 cards + 32 thumb + whatever cloud option, I've got other problems. Sold me so just picked one up at Sam's Club. 30 day return policy with no restock. Although the price drop will probably happen in 35 days.
[General Questions and Answers] babavura:
I wanna try update my phone (p940) to ics 4.0.4

All of step past success but i hang up in last step (UpTestEX_mod2_marwin.exe).

I can chose 3gqct and emergency and .kdz file but its crash when click the uprage start.

I attached picture.

Anybody help me ?

I tried every way like lgflashtool, smart flash tool ... besides broke down career. I cant get any signal , no mather what i do .

now i use 2.3.7 and i cant change anything
[General Questions and Answers] babavura:
Up I need help:rolleyes:
[General Questions and Answers] kronos1:
on what os did you done procedure? xp,vista,7,8? when l had prada,my issue was random shut down - on ICS, l have tried to normal use ICS and phone shuts down time to time, eventually l have decided to return to 2.3.7 and all worked perfectly...

try to use downgrade and upgrade methods...
[General Questions and Answers] babavura:
i need 2.3.7 .kdz file for downgrade anyone upload that?

all of lg fw sites dead.
[General Questions and Answers] grean:
do you have find GB rom for your prada? http://www.mediafire.com/?hl26jln8ingiz
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ful56:
hi

i have unlocked the phones boot loader and uploaded the recovery file to the phone, however i cant go in to recovery mode, i have selected recovery from the boot menu but the phone just boots normally

everything else has completed with out error, not sure what to do now to get the phone rooted so i can sort my space issue out.

mark
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] shortyoko:
Read the rooting tutorial again. Then you'll answer yourself what's wrong ;)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ful56:
Give me a clue please :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ful56:
Ok so my bat file doesn't have this

fastboot flash boot boot.img

But does have this

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Do I need the boot.img line in the bat file?
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] haree:
hi

read the below link for CWM u can just flash it via the PC but u need to have the HTC drivers on ur PC and go to fastbootUSB mode and click on the bat file and u will have the CWM

link : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1415223
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ful56:
Hello

That's the guide i followed, I run the bat file put it into fast USB mode. It copies the file and I see a small progress bar on the hand set then it says completed successfully. When I try to put it into recovery it just boots as normal and yes I am highlighting the recovery bit in the menu the hitting the power button to select it.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] LiVeRpOoL-FaN:
put phone into fastboot mode (you know how already)

use adb command:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

once successfully sent to phone, shut down phone then try again to access recovery (hold vol - and press power button once, scroll down to recovery) hope it helps
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] developerindeed:
If you're having difficulty flashing recovery, you can easily do it with ROM Manager.

All you've to do is downloading ROM Manager from Play Store, open it and choose Flash ClockworkMod Recovery, follow the steps, wait and you're done. PS, your phone must be rooted before using ROM Manager. It will flash latest version CWM Recovery available for your device.

Please hit 'Thanks' if I helped you. :)

*Modify*

Sorry I read it later that your phone is not rooted yet. So you can first install superuser.apk by flashing superuser.zip from inbuilt recovery(you'll find the way in rooting tutorial) and then follow the above mentioned steps. :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ful56:
I reckon there is a problem with the recovery on the phone as once i have selected recovery on the boot loader the phone boots normally, unless is is a key combination i need to press while it is trying to boot into recovery, i dunno
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] nachiketa.ramesh:
If your using a sense ROM, it doesn't fully shut down on power off. You have to take out the battery and put it back in before holding power and volume down to boot into recovery. If you can't get into the recovery, reflash it.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ful56:
Thanks

I reckon it needs a reflash then, is there a guide for this?
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] developerindeed:
This was the method given in the rooting tutorial:

After unlocking bootloader,

Copy SuperUser.Zip file into SD-Card and then turn OFF your HTC Explorer (Take Out Your Battery > Place it Again). Then Press & Hold Volume DOWN + Power key to get into Bootloader.

Then Select Fastboot with Vol Keys and Press Power Key > When You are in fastboot connect your HTC Explorer to PC Via USB Cable

Extract Recovery.zip file anywhere on your pc and run the Recovery.bat file, wait a moment and you are done.

Now, after running the Recovery.bat file and successfully completing the above step press Power Key to get back into Bootloader:

Using Vol Keys > Select Recovery,

Wait until this Recovery screen is shown (It Could be in blue colour or any other colour):

Using Vol Keys Select Install zip from sdcard and Press Power Key > Then Choose Zip From SD-card and Press Power Key and finally select the Superuser.zip file using Vol Keys and Press Power Key.

And when it shows Install complete or something, you've successfully rooted your device.

From above method you've managed to install a temp. recovery from that recovery.bat but you need a recovery you can access without connecting it to PC but with bootloader.

After it, reboot back. Install application ROM Manager from Play Store. Open it when installed, grant superuser permission(just select yes when a pop-up appears. It asks root permission). Now follow the steps I told you before. You can do rest of the things easily.

However you can install a custom ROM(upgrade your android version) only by unlocking bootloader and flashing recovery. But as your warranty is already void now, root your phone and enjoy all features around.

Like you can install link2sd from Play Store. It can forcefully move any app to sd-card. So your memory problem is out. :)

Yes, now don't forget to hit 'Thanks' or you would not succeed. :P
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] HTC_Phone:
Alright, here's the problem. I was sitting on the computer today and I went to look at my phone and I noticed that the resolution was changed. Like the font and everything about the phone seems stretched out, to where everything on the phone is taller. Has anyone ever heard of this before?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] a box of kittens:
What Rom are you on? Did you happen to change the LCD density?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] HTC_Phone:
I'm on Hatka 4.0.1, and I haven't changed the LCD density.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Dr. Cyanide:
Ubuntu phone ROMs are available for Nexus devices, and from what little I've read, if you can install CM10 you can install Ubuntu. I know we have some CM10 projects, but is anyone interested in trying to get Ubuntu phone to run on a Player?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] augiem94:
I dont have a linux system currently or any dev experience at all (other than making a "hello world" app)lol but im extremely interested in this project, im at least up for testing if necessary

Sent from my USA Galaxy Player 5.0
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] joemhewitt:
It is definitely possible however it hasn't been fully released yet, it would be quite difficult to port it at this stage.

Sent from my ZX Spectrum
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] safariking:
Not really there is a really simple quide on the ubuntu site
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] joemhewitt:
If you find it simple then you port it. I don't find it simple.

Sent from my ZX Spectrum
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] shahrukhraza:
Just to give you guys a heads up.

The Ubuntu touch Dev preview is just a preview. Hardly anything works and it's just not made to be used right now. So I don't think the D's devs would waste their time on this.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Dr. Cyanide:
Yeah, I noticed that when I went back to the site for a closer look. Still, glad to see I'm not the only one interested.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] safariking:
You are right if it was stable then i was building it but now im not gonna waste my time on something that is a little to much unstable now!
[General Questions and Answers] xxdarkyxx:
Hello folks :o Yesterday I flash a custom firmware with clockworkmod recovery on my HUAWEI Vision U8850 and then I install a ICS rom. I need your help guys, Can somebody here help for fixing the camera function. I can post the rom, firmware and the Official Kernel released by the HUAWEI. Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] syafiqjohn95:
Try to flash the new custom rom. Camera works. Its called IceColdSandwich.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zizouth:
Hello,

I have destroyed the screen of my Razr I: crying:

I am looking for someone with a Razr I down with a functional screen to buy her phone and retrieve the screen.

Contact me by message on the forum.

A +
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Agustinb14:
Can't sell mine, but may I ask how did you destroy the screen? just to know how fragile it is and what shouldn't i do?
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] therazrguy:
How much are you willing to pay ?

Like my work visit my channel once on YouTube

YouTube.com/user/Therazrguy
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zizouth:
He fell, face on the ground a 1m high. the screen is completely destroyed, mile tracks ...

I don't know need just the screen. But Replacement LCD Display + Touch Screen Digitizer for HTC ONE X is arroud 40 euros on Ebay so for RAZR I, i can pay arround this price?

To disassemble the screen : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34v1UmdvFP8
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sizzers:
Not a help with your problem but I dropped my previous Nokia 701 face down on an olde worlde stone slab floor in a local hostelry last year from a height of approximately 4 feet.

The battery cover flew off and the battery flew elsewhere, with the front of the phone still lying face down on the floor. Needless to say I fully expected the screen to be totally shattered amongst whatever other damage may have been inflicted, so imagine my (delighted) shock when I picked the phone up to discover it was totally unscathed!! And I mean, totally unscathed – not a mark, scratch, or dent on it, bar the tiniest imperceivable chip on the bezel.

When I bought my XT890 a few weeks ago one of my first thoughts at the time was that this phone wouldn't survive such a drop. I do feel your pain and hope you get it resolved as speedily as possible.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sysmanin:
Do you found screen for your razr .?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] New Droid:
Hi everyone. I have a SGS I9000 with the eclair version of the androir and i want to update it, but here´s the problem... I downloaded the soft samsung kies and connect the smartphone to the pc and when it was installing the drivers, the mtp didn't install.

I'm on windows vista x86, but i also tried on a clean windows 7 x64, here without the samsung kies installed, and the mtp can´t install, again.

I´ve downloaded the drivers SAMSUNG USB Drivers for Mobile Phones (x86 & x64) to update manually through the device manager but it says that is up to date and... nothing! Can't connect the phone to the Samsung Kies.

Any ideias?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] New Droid:
Question solved. Can someone close this topic?? Thanks
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dragid10:
Alright with the new snapchat update, we are able to log-in. The only problem is that instead of automatically using the front camera, it tries to use the non-existent back camera, and there is no option to switch cameras. Any way to force it to use front camera?